Orion

A man wakes up in a locked room and throughout a 90 minute interrogation and a series of flashbacks begins to discover that he may or may not be an astronaut, he may or may not have killed the rest of the crew, he may or may not have contact with an alien and may or may not…

David Rosen

A smart, slow-burn of a sci-fi thriller that ratchets up the tension until reaching its climax in a satisfying way. Anchored by Drew Van Acker and Andrew McCarthy's stellar performances, I highly recommend seeing this film in theaters where the big screen visuals and sound…

Sheryl Glubok

This movie is a blend of science fiction and thriller twists and turns. I thoroughly loved the truth game that unfolds. It’s very meta when Jim calls it a slow burn. It’s very insightful. I definitely want to watch again for more discovery.

earmy

Andrew McCarthy and the rest of the cast really shine in this! I'll need to revisit it because I was far too sleepy for a slow burn chamber piece, but it was clearly well helmed. Easy to recommend for Sci-Fi fans who are down for a slower paced film

Tim Schwagel

This is a really good slow burn, dialogue heavy Sci Fi. The end gets a little weird, but overall enjoyed this and the message.

Nickolas Lambert 🎃

A contained sci-fi film where the onus is on the performance of its cast, Orion has a wealth of interesting ideas waiting to be explored. Full review here

Kat Hughes

Super strong performances! Loved the exploration of what is truth, in a world of distorted reality

Lauren

I was lucky enough to see this movie at a private screening, and honestly it was one of the best films I’ve seen in 2025. Drew Van Acker - wow, he really brings it. This film immediately grabbed me and didn’t let up - the tension just keeps building, keeps escalating. Just…

Ellisa_90211

This movie lives in the dialogue between the two main characters and in the poignant questions raised and only partially resolved, leaving much for the viewer to ponder long after watching the film. The skillful handling of the script by McCarthy and Van Acker is truly…

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